8 Early Blooming Spring Flowers
to Know

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It's been a long, long (long!) winter, and what your weary eyes and heart need is some spring color, stat. Ahead, our top picks for the best, brightest and most gorgeous early blooming spring flowers.

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These spring bloomers are a favorite of early spring pollinators and appear in shades of yellow, purple, white and orange.

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When you see the yellow, bobbing heads of daffodils, you know spring has arrived. Luckily, there are many varieties that bloom all season long.

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These gorgeous perennials bloom in late winter to early spring in a profusion of bright, happy colors. They're also deer and rabbit resistant.

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Also called Lenten Rose, this stunning evergreen perennial looks delicate but is super cold hardy. It's also deer and rabbit resistant.

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Typically grown as annuals, these spring-blooming bulbs are absolutely gorgeous and come in every hue imaginable.

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These funny-faced flowers come in exquisite colors from pale lemon yellow to brilliant purple. Some will even pop up again in your garden next spring!

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Snapdragons have upright blooms in bright colors, and they'll tolerate light frosts, so they're one of the first annuals you can plant outdoors in mid to late spring.

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This easy-to-grow spring bloomer has spikes of intensely fragrant blooms in early to mid-spring. Bunnies and deer tend to leave them alone, too.

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8 Early Blooming Spring Flowers
to Know

It's been a long, long (long!) winter, and what your weary eyes and heart need is some spring color, stat. Ahead, our top picks for the best, brightest and most gorgeous early blooming spring flowers.

These spring bloomers are a favorite of early spring pollinators and appear in shades of yellow, purple, white and orange.

CROCUS

MARINA TAT

1

When you see the yellow, bobbing heads of daffodils, you know spring has arrived. Luckily, there are many varieties that bloom all season long.

DAFFODIL

NAZAR ABBAS PHOTOGRAPHY

2

These gorgeous perennials bloom in late winter to early spring in a profusion of bright, happy colors. They're also deer and rabbit resistant.

PRIMROSE

ALI MAJDFAR

3

Also called Lenten Rose, this stunning evergreen perennial looks delicate but is super cold hardy. It's also deer and rabbit resistant.

HELLEBORE

MAKSIMS GRIGORJEVS

4

Typically grown as annuals, these spring-blooming bulbs are absolutely gorgeous and come in every hue imaginable.

TULIP

OLGA KAYA

5

These funny-faced flowers come in exquisite colors from pale lemon yellow to brilliant purple. Some will even pop up again in your garden next spring!

PANSY AND
VIOLA

BARBARA FISCHER, AUSTRALIA

6

Snapdragons have upright blooms in bright colors, and they'll tolerate light frosts, so they're one of the first annuals you can plant outdoors in mid to late spring.

SNAPDRAGONS

NUWATPHOTO

7

This easy-to-grow spring bloomer has spikes of intensely fragrant blooms in early to mid-spring. Bunnies and deer tend to leave them alone, too.

HYACINTH

SARSMIS

8

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It's been a long, long (long!) winter, and what your weary eyes and heart need is some spring color, stat. Ahead, our top picks for the best, brightest and most gorgeous early blooming spring flowers.

These spring bloomers are a favorite of early spring pollinators and appear in shades of yellow, purple, white and orange.

CROCUS

MARINA TAT

1

When you see the yellow, bobbing heads of daffodils, you know spring has arrived. Luckily, there are many varieties that bloom all season long.

DAFFODIL

NAZAR ABBAS PHOTOGRAPHY

2

These gorgeous perennials bloom in late winter to early spring in a profusion of bright, happy colors. They're also deer and rabbit resistant.

PRIMROSE

ALI MAJDFAR

3

Also called Lenten Rose, this stunning evergreen perennial looks delicate but is super cold hardy. It's also deer and rabbit resistant.

HELLEBORE

MAKSIMS GRIGORJEVS

4

Typically grown as annuals, these spring-blooming bulbs are absolutely gorgeous and come in every hue imaginable.

TULIP

OLGA KAYA

5

These funny-faced flowers come in exquisite colors from pale lemon yellow to brilliant purple. Some will even pop up again in your garden next spring!

PANSY ANDVIOLA

BARBARA FISCHER, AUSTRALIA

6

Snapdragons have upright blooms in bright colors, and they'll tolerate light frosts, so they're one of the first annuals you can plant outdoors in mid to late spring.

SNAPDRAGONS

NUWATPHOTO

7

This easy-to-grow spring bloomer has spikes of intensely fragrant blooms in early to mid-spring. Bunnies and deer tend to leave them alone, too.

HYACINTH

SARSMIS

8

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